I really cant understand that there are many mail hit my inbox asking me to help them release their funds which is blocked in some Banks which belongs to their husband/father/mother who is jailed for some reasons. They very generously agree to part a great % as commissions for this. What is this?

Replying to [prasad]:That is a typical Nigerian 419 scam; they try to convince you whit fake bank documents and fake layer that there is millions of USD stuck and you will received some % for helping them to get this found released, but it is all about to get you to pay and advance fee, typical 5000-20,000 USD for you to get your 2,000,000 or what ever, but trust me there are NO money, these people are criminal and can be very dangerous, do NOT reply back to them, just delete the mail and forget about it, do NOT send them any personally or business related information,

If you want to know more, go to this web side,
www.419legal.org

Replying to [mbmHK]:totally agree. There is no free lunch in the world.

Replying to [mbmHK]:
I used to investigate those as a crime in Chicago.
Best to just delete those e mails and never send any persoanl details at all.

Replying to [prasad]:And for you next Shocking & Surprising mail in your in box,
NO you have not just won 1or 2 million USD in the internet lottery, it is also and advance fee SCAM

don't even bother with that you give them you account # and next thing you know you are nobody becouse all you money is gone!!!

Replying to [prasad]:

someone from alibaba recommended this site few weeks ago, check this out

www.ebolamonkeyman.com

pretty genius scambaiting.Should admit, I had a lot of fun reading it

Replying to [prasad]: nigerian 419ners at work i thought everyone knew about it and am now worried that you have never heared about it if that is possible then imagine a lot of who have people who have never heard of it. If you ever get this letter again pls tell them you have to clear with www.efccnigeria.org
which is like F.b.i